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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
16
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on March 23 the Esther team beat the Ruths two games to one in a church league bowling match at the First Presbyterian recreation alleys. The Sarahs hold the lead in the standings to date.
Ellwood City hosts the Allegheny classis annual missionary meeting at Immanuel Reformed Church. About 78 delegates expected with an executive session at 9 30 a m and business at 10 a m. Mrs W E L Hor, a China based missionary with 25 years in Japan and 15 in China, will speak. A noon lunch and evening dinner will be served by church ladies.
Ellwood City reports list residents traveling to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, and Washington on various business and family visits. Local library updates announce juvenile readers and ongoing reprints. Church and youth group events, theater listings, and shop ads fill community notices for March.
The Wilbur Randolph Post of the American Legion in Ellwood City Pa holds a special meeting this evening on Lawrence Avenue at 8 o'clock. Special business matters will be discussed, followed by an entertainment and refreshments to conclude the evening.
Zelienople Pa March 21 Josaph Eppinger 50 lifelong Zelienople resident found dead beside Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Lava Crucible plant believed struck by a train after midnight Funeral service Ellwood City Pa Mar 1 Margaret Latimer Watne township life long Slippery Rock Presbyterian church interment Slippery Rock cemetery Congregational meeting Ellwood City Bell Memorial church officers elected Mr and Mrs Wilson and Mr and Mrs Le Righer East Brady guests to Mr and Mrs
A Grove City Holstein breeders meeting held at the Ac credited Cattle Association offices featured Alan Orissey of New York, a National Holstein Breeders field man, presenting a lecture with stereoptical views on dairy cattle breeding and improved dairy work. Married by Alderman Green in Hast Washington Street office, Miss Geneva Kilpatrick wed Austin Fontaine at noon.
Col. Charles R. Forbes former head of the U S Veterans Bureau is in critical condition after a brain blood clot caused paralysis on his left side. His mother suffered a shock at her home in Hopkington on hearing the news.
Plans were well under way for the presentation of the play The New Pastor by the Men's Bible class of Emmanuel Baptist church. It will be given under the direction of Edward Pritchard in the last part of April. Indications are that it will attract a record crowd.
Realty transfers list multiple 1 dollar or nominal transfers across wards including Ellwood Shenango Wilmington and New Shannock with buyers such as Day Real Estate Co and Warald Cartwright. City health office reports no new scarlet fever cases in the past 24 hours.
London sandwichmen form a trade union to safeguard workers hours and conditions. An informed crowd at a meeting heard talks on long hours and poor conditions, with pay described as around 50 cont a day.
In Memoriam for Elizabeth A. Bows en who died three years ago remembered as the greatest mother. The verse expresses loss and faith, with note that God heals sorrows. Sadly missed by Sons and Daughters, Local 11.
Mr and Mrs Ed Cook of Zolfo Springs spent a few days with Mr and Mrs George Cook before returning home. Mr and Mrs James Jones of Palestine visited Mr and Mrs Charles Gullbreath and Mr and Mrs GO Ni Moore with Mrs Jas Jennings of Greenbula. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Wm Sanders of Elwood City with Alec Stewart’s family, and Mr and Mrs Charles Watler of Pittsburgh who returned home after visiting the Boyer home. Mr and Mrs James Zimmerman also noted.
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